Teaching Online Music Lessons - Tech Tutorial and Gear Rundown

[@guitartabexpress2926]

Awesome! This is the best one I've watched so far!

[@pianobellosomusic]

Not sure how you managed to condense this much tech into a 10 minute video. Bravo!

[@ChopswithHops]

Talking really fast seems to be the key... ;)

[@Dannytyrellstudios]

AGREE.well done

[@BrianWTrombone]

Way to go Jim, what an awesome studio set up and tutorial!

[@ChopswithHops]

Thanks, Brian! Hope to have you over to hang/play/record some day, once things are a bit more normal...

[@Jeff-sp5pk]

This is a great video! Is there demand for online lessons in 2024? I teach trumpet lessons and have thought of doing them online but just wonder if the demand is there. What has your experience been?

[@ChopswithHops]

Thanks, Jeff! In my experience, there is a lot of demand for high-quality online lessons right now. I do about half of my teaching online, half in person. I even have students who live on different continents! If you invest in a proper studio setup and can offer a really engaging learning experience, there is a market for online lessons.

[@Jeff-sp5pk]

@@ChopswithHops sorry I replied to your message a little bit ago, but it does not seem to have posted... Do you use a platform like Outschool (or something similar) to get students or do you just get them through your website using like Google ads and SEO type stuff? Just curious about your opinion on the best way to go about it.